Why Our Final Cut Pro Plugins Are Not Ready for M1 Apple Silicon Macs
We have had lots of customers ask us when will our popular tracking plugins be available to run in Final Cut Pro on Apple silicon Macs (M1 SOC).
The answer is soon, hopefully! Unfortunately we don't have a timeframe as this requires third-party work which is beyond our control.
We are updating our older free Final Cut Pro X plugins
We have had some of our old plugins on here for quite a time, some have been downloaded tens of thousands of times! However it is time to start going through each of them showing each a bit of love.
58 Performances On Screen with XEffects Video Conference Plugin for FCPX
FCPX Plugins Helping London City Brass Play Together From Home
MacBreak Studio Features XEffects Smooth Glass Slideshow
Rugby Wrap Up Previews Six Nations Matches Using XEffects 3D Sports Graphics
Larry Jordan Reviews XEffects 3D Sports Graphics for FCPX
New Plugins for Final Cut Pro X - XEffects 3D Sports Graphics
Final Cut Pro 10.4, Motion 5.4, and Compressor 4.4 Released by Apple
We have been waiting for the updates ever since they were publicly shown at the FCPX Creative Summit in October. All three video apps get an update today and there's a few things you should know.
Black Friday Sale 20% Off All Final Cut Pro X Plugins
We are very pleased to announce our Black Friday/Cyber Monday Sale.
You might have noticed we have just gone through a major website redesign. We launched to coincide with our yearly big 20% off plugin sale here at Idustrial Revolution.
Turning Sports Graphics in Final Cut Pro X up to 11
So as you can probably tell from the Spinal Tap title of this blog post, we’ve just updated the pack to include a start list that has eleven places. It’s not just all squashed up with another entry added, everything had to be resized to look right.
Volumetrix 2.2 Gets 5 New Text Highlighting Presets
Since its release almost 10 years ago, the plugin has been hugely popular. Last week however, I tried to do something with Volumetrix, only to realise that I hadn’t written a preset that was good enough for what I wanted! I decided to change that, because if I wanted the effect, then I’m sure customers would want to do the same as well. Yes, a rare breed, a working FCPX editor that uses their own products, I have no one to blame except myself!
